My shirts

    I discovered during med school that when you wear a white coat, anything else you wear becomes muted. So much so that you can wear horribly bright shirts without so much as a second glance. And so, I began to experiment with colors. I discovered that orange and pastels match my skin quite well, that red is not a good color on me, and that deep blues should be avoided. And so, I have a closet full of orange and pink and yellow and sea foam and celery and lime and a host of other bizarre colors, and it feels quite nice to be so colorful.

    Comments and faves

    1. Boston Wolverine (77 months ago | reply)

      Really nice DoF on this shot, breaks up the monotony and makes it interesting. And I don't know what the heck kind of light this is, but it's very soft and does great favors to your fabric.

    2. churl (77 months ago | reply)

      It's a frosted incandescent light bulb. The DoF is thanks to my new lens with its magic 1.8 f/stop. So wonderful. Thanks for the comments.

    3. Charloto (77 months ago | reply)

      I love the textures and colors here..
      good for you spicing it up a bit, it gets rather old always looking at white lab coats and blue shirts. :)

    4. churl (77 months ago | reply)

      I'm surprised everyone liked this picture. I didn't think much of it. Shows what I know.

    5. churl (60 months ago | reply)

      I received another unsolicited compliments on this shot today. Why does everyone like this shot?!?! I don't get it! And it's my picture!

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